Streamlined Checkin at BPM Conference 2023
At BPM Conference 2023, the organizers use QR codes as to streamline the checkin procedure
This application of the interface pattern allows for faster checkin
The organizers of the BPM Conference 2023 implement their own patterns to enhance the attendee experience. In an effort to streamline the check-in process and improve overall efficiency, they have implemented the Interface pattern. This involves sending QR codes to conference attendees, a practice widely utilized at various events such as conferences, concerts, and cinemas.
The QR code system simplifies the check-in process, allowing attendees to present their codes for a faster and smoother entry into the conference. While this method is not new to the event industry, it serves as a prime example of the Interface pattern in action.
The Interface pattern suggests the establishment of a standardized interface to optimize processes, making them faster and of higher quality. By adopting this practice, the BPM community is demonstrating its commitment to improving one of its most prestigious events. This forward-thinking approach is a testament to the dedication of the organizers and their desire to create a seamless experience for conference-goers.
The BPM Conference 2023, taking place in Utrecht from September 12 to 15, 2023 is a gathering of a passionate community. So not surprisingly, the implementation of the pattern was noticed early on:
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— Hajo Reijers (@profBPM) September 4, 2023
21st International Conference on Business Process Management |
Welcome to the BPM 2023 conference in Utrecht, The Netherlands, September 11-15, 2023. BPM 2023 is the 21st conference in a series that provides the most prestigious forum for researchers and practitioners in the field of Business Process Management. Over the past decade, the conference has built its reputation by showcasing leading-edge research of the highest quality together with talks, tutorials, and discussions by the most renowned thought leaders and…
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Foundational basic Patterns
Let workers perform as many steps as possible for single cases
Minimize numerical involvement
Too many cooks spoil the broth
Avoid shared responsibilities for tasks by people from different functional units
Consider the division of a general activity into two or more alternative activities
Offer a green alternative with the same outcome, utilizing different steps, resources, or partners, while retaining the previous existing process
Let products appear greener
Offer customers the possibility to serve themselves
Performance-based task assignment
Allocate tasks based on past performance: execution time and success
Allocate task based on past feedback or quality metrics
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Establish standardized interfaces
Consider a standardized interface with customers and partners